Gujarat At A Glance

Aavo Padharo, in the language of Gujarat it is words of welcome as a guest is ‘God’ and people here are friendly, inviting and convince you to come again.

Gujarat is also called“Jewel of the West”. It is one of the most diverse states at India’s longest coastline of 1,600 km is a natural gateway. Gujarat, with all its cultural and religious richness, attracts tourists from every corner. There are innumerable visitable places to charm you to the core. Gujarat’s endless journey from its beaches, temples, wildlife sanctuaries, handicrafts, historic capitals, arts, and festivals is timeless.

STATUE OF UNITY
Designed in memory of Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel, the Statue of Unity located in Gujarat’s Narmada district. Within less than six month’s time after the inauguration, the Statue has become a major tourist attraction.

LAXMI VILLAS PALACE
This royal place is a complete example of a luxurious life of royal families and royal residence. It considers this place most beautiful tourist attractions from Gujarat, and one should not miss exploring it.

SOMNATH TEMPLE
Somnath temple, one of the holiest place and believed to be 1st shrines of Shiva. Thousands of people visit the temple each day and almost all religious tourists from all over India.

GIR NATIONAL PARK
Gir national park, located in Junagadh district is rated 4.5 out of 5 according to google reviews. Many people prefer a visit to the national park during a long trip to Gujarat in summer vacations.

DIU
Diu, not legally considered part of Gujarat state but is a beautiful place to visit. Diu is a choice of every traveler among domestic and international visitors in India. You could spend two to three days exploring almost all beautiful beaches, and attractions.

DWARKA
Dwarka is one most famed among “Char Dham” Hindu pilgrimages. It is considered the kingdom of Lord Krishna from ancient times and also the first capital of Gujarat. The beach running alongside a temple adds a glimpse of sea turtles, starfish, etc.

BHUJ
Bhuj, a major tourist attraction as city trace its roots back to the early century. The places of interest in Bhuj include Prag Mahal, and Aina Mahal Palace, a marvelous creation of mirror-covered interior. The kutch visit is also worth a visit to Bhuj.

RANI KI VAV
UNESCO world heritage site and another gem of Gujarat built by a queen in memory of his king. It is a step-well from early centuries with stairs that take you down to seven levels.

RANN OF KUTCH
Rann of Kutch, beautiful thing you will witness your eyes on during a trip to Gujarat. Recited between the endless Thar dessert and the mighty Arabian Sea is a wonder of sand and salt. Cultural program on a full moon, tents pitched and desert shining brightly as diamond brings a sense of calm. And feel like the land is yours for the night.

SAPUTARA
Saputara, the only “Hill-Station” that known for a breath of fresh air in the otherwise hot climate of the state. This densely forested plateau is a tourist destination with a lake surrounded by resorts. Also, monsoon can be the best time to visit this place.

AHMEDABAD
Ahmedabad, the largest city in Gujarat is probably the first place to visit in the state. A city infused with cultures, rich heritage and Gujarati meal make it a must visit for tourists. The International Kite Festival is the must-see, the sky full of kites from gigantic, simple to bizarre ones and to the rainbow-colored ones. Other notable attractions include Sabarmati Gandhi Ashram, Kankaria Lake and Akshardham temple.